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Welcome tothe Blue
Moon tradition - a Wiccan Mystery School

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An introduction to traditional Wicca

Traditional Wicca an initiatory, mystery path composed of a
collection of practices and rituals derived from the early pagan/heathen
religions of Europe along with elements of ceremonial magick.
Wicca itself not ancient, but many of the concepts it embodies
are. There are now many, varied Wiccan traditions and solitary
practitioners of Wicca. All live by the Wiccan Rede which demands
that we harm none in our daily lives as well as in
our practice of magic.

While Christians may define a pagan as anyone who
does not follow the Christian religion, neo-pagans use the term
to refer to non-Christians religions where the followers live
by the laws of nature and literally worship the ground they, themselves
walk on. Neo-pagans tend to be highly spiritual people who feel
at one with nature, not above it.

For suggestions on how to practice as a solitary Wiccan,
how to find a teacher or coven
how to start your own coven or study circle,
to explore the beliefs and practices of Blue Moon Wicca,
and for some interesting links...

Ceridwen – immortalized in Welsh mythology as a witch, a sorceress and a hag – She is honored and worshipped today as a goddess by countless people around the world. The enigmatic Ceridwen is credited with having created the great Welsh bard, Taliesin, through the brewing of a magical cauldron of inspiration.

Now, in his novel, “Receyt of Awen”, Forest Jones takes us back to the birth of this goddess and reveals details of Her life heretofore hidden between the brief lines of the original manuscripts. The mesmerizing tale is the result of a weft of other-world experience woven on a warp of historical fact and traditional myth